little women lines

"I passed out. Too much dancing, I guess."

Laurie! Laurie!…. Laurie! Where have you been? I've been looking everywhere for you!

Mr. Brooke I want you to -

Your grandfather will be furious, he wants you to meet some very important people.

This is Mr. Brooke. He is a scholar from Boston

I am Laurie's tutor, come Laurie

Sir! You've taken my dance card!

Your dance card? Oh. Is this yours? Sorry. So… you're Margaret March

Yes I am

It's a splendid party isn't it?

So you're from boston?

Actually Maine

I've never been to Maine

You should go. It's beautiful country, very primitive

I like primitive

Really?

(Mr. Brooke is a romantic.) Is that true?

Well, no,no. I read Sheats and Kelley - I mean Keats and Shelley

So do I!

You read Keats and Shelley?

Christopher Columbus!

Would you like to dance Miss March?

(Marmee, they're home!) Meg!

Excuse me, Mrs. March, John Brooke. Laurie's tutor. We were dancing and… well, the ankle may be sprained. Thank you (kiss hand)…goodnight!

I'll go to Europe if I have to swim there! Hello, John

I like your haircut Jo!

John, what have you done?

I've enlisted. I couldn't stand by any longer. Your own father is in the army hospital in Washington. I have friends who will never return.

A little more John, keep pushing. Heavy piece of wood isn't it?

Light as a feather sir! (Sarcastic)

And Beth knows nothing?

Jo has seen to everything.

There! That's it.

Yes!

At last it's found a home

It's a beauty sir, I'll let Jo know - (wait, the flowers!)

And enough said on the matter!

Jo!

She's ready!

It's in place.

Will we ever get through this day?

This day will be magnificent. Soon Laurie and Amy will be in wedded bliss.

I've made all the wrong choices for the wedding, Marmee. The flowers, this dress -

You look like a Madonna.

Was I that silly at our wedding?

Worse.

John!

You were, inspiring, -

I know. Grandfather here's the champagne you asked for.

I'll take it. I'm off to the train station!